Turnstile - Live in Oxnard, CA (Full Set) Aug/29/2021 

Thanks dude

Bless ya Andy. Thanks for the upload!

God bless u, thx for the upload too

@@dannyarsono1327 of course! Trying to film everything I can around LA! Thanks for the support 🙏

What an amazing setlist

amazing

But she definitely has to work on her vertical leap a little: 4:12. Love the attempt, no matter what though!

Los Angeles been like this honestly. The local scene around LA, OC, IE, and the almighty Oxnard have had really good punk, hardcore, indie, and metal bands coming out within the last about 5 - 10 ish years. I also film on my phone, so some of us on our phones ain't all bad 😉

Dude! Same! It’s so cool to see that vibe still existing.

What are you doin right now ?

@@MrMotherfuck123 I'm not AT a show.....watching it through my phone. Nor was the shot from IN the crowd. Now go kick rocks 🙋‍♂️

@@staythicc hell yes Andy

Man I'm with ya. I'm 44. From '97 to 2006 I was at damn near every hardcore show in STL. Earth Crisis, Indecision, Snapcase, Buried Alive, etc. Now those lil iconic venues have been shut/torn down for 10-15yrs.

Turnstile are bringing back an energy to punk and HxC that hasn't been felt since the 90's/early 00's, and I'm all here for it. So glad they're blowing up as much as they are right now. Turnstile is the fuckin future!

I saw this guy open for suicideboys, never heard of either but turnstile was by far more magnetic energy and intensity

@@javierreyes786 same bruh i just went for suicideboys and when i saw these guys open it was mind blowing, never heard of them before

The Chariot??

This comment is so on point 👌🔥

right on. totally agree with you. greetings from Turkey.

this band is the future of punk, im so happy we have awesome music that is new and fresh

@@gdbssa I was about to write exactly the same thing. 10/10

great comment, in my country the hardcore scene is living an endless macho hardcore music for almost a decade and it seems that it wouldn't stop, it's time for a new hardcore wave

This isn't some age confessional. Just enjoy the music.

@@swagv imagine being a kid, going to hardcore shows your whole life, and growing old with the music you love, to be told you can't express how much you miss this type of energy. Boy has got a long way to go...

@@enoe yeah that dudes a douche bag for no reason lol. Glad you experience such a similar feeling!!

Same here dood!

Me too, i think i'm borderline obsessed

@Aj Madic today years old brah 😁

Me too. I've tried to wonder what it is and it's just unbridled excitement. They obviously love a ton of different types of music and it just all comes out. Very authentic. I truly thought this kind of feeling from a show was gone

This is great to see. I started liking/watching these “kids” in like 2012-13. The growth. The polish. Love it. But still the commitment. Always. Anyone who was into a whole variety of music in the 80s-90s can be proud of this band in my humble opinion.

Hardcore

@@edm5929 true, but hardcore is subjectively a sub genre of metal. Same comment goes for all metal IMO

@@delta8576 Hardcore is literally short for Hardcore Punk, not Heavy Metal. Those are 2 complete different genres. And Punk isn't a subset of Metal. Garage Punk started in 1964 with Nuggets and Los Saicos. Heavy Metal started in 1968 the with Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple. I agree about the safe environment within Hardcore though. Even within the pit, we always have someone there we know will pick us up or even have the band stop, no matter how violent the band/crowd is. But Metal, there's a bunch of assholes that say fuck you and that you should've never been in the pit, though every now and then you have good people at Metal shows.

@@greysinclaire aight. Well then let’s put it this way. “Those who have been to a punk/hardcore/metal show”. And I can agree, some metal shows contain a number of dickheads that don’t know what the fuck they’re doing.

This bullshit ain’t metal

Never too old!!! Love it, live it

All the shows are sold out well in advance , tried earlier this year for Leeds. The young kids are on it and fair play.

I just saw them at the Paleo in Nyon. Yates ended up singing in the crowd, and even though I planned on keeping my old 45 year old ass safe, I ended up moshing with the youngsters like it was 1999. There was simply no other way, the energy was too great and I felt alive as eeever!!!

suicidal \mm/

I was pretty amazed at how seemless their set felt. When I went back to edit, it was very minimal honestly. They killed it at this show

@@staythicc bummer about those lights but thanks for doing this

Wholesome

Ever since you posted this comment I haven't unseen this lol

Thank you for commenting this!!!! Right after the concert I legit told my boyfriend this so now I feel validated that you commented it lol

I only said he has the same mic stand as Freddie’s chill tf

@@spooooooky9247 y u gotta b so negative

@@cadensturm oh my bad there was a previous comment talking shit to my coment hehe, he might have deleted it i neva been negative

Of course! That's partly why I started filming. Wanted to introduce people to new music

@@staythicc THANKS THANKS THANKS ! Vibes to ya

Same! This gave me 1999 Chicago Hellfest vibes.

Because brendan is a former drummer hardcore band "Trapped Under Ice"

That’s actually the coolest thing I’ve seen in a while.

well said good on ya

Thank you!! Appreciate the support a lot! Gonna be uploading a lot more this year

I met her and her peeps at the show.. they were dope people.

What a wholesome moment lol